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Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
seventy.One Desperate Rounds.

WILKEsBARRE,J July 5.-One OF the
most brutal prize fights that ever oc-
Cured In this county took place yes
terday morning three miles from Man
ticoke. The con testaHts were Thomas
Hoar, of this place, and Peter Hurley
Of Nantiooke. The fight was to fnisf
TOR 500 side. Hurley's Two bro,heri
acted as his seconds. and John Damp
bell, brother Of pugilist Brian Damp
bell seconded Hosr. Sevsnty-one der
psrste rounds were fought, both ner
being badly punished. When tim,
was called for the seventy -seoont
ronnd Hear claimed he oonld not see
snd said he "had enough" The fRh
was therefore awarded to Hurley b.
the referee, Moses Melliken.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Tho same Oia j lon Davis

NEW ORLEANS, La. ., July 5.-The Con-
tinentsl Guards OF this city went on pic
mic to Beaavoir, Miss, yesterday, and In
a body called on Jefferson Davis. Capt.
Downs made an address. After referring
ito the day we celebcste," he said: 81
mention the fact that our membership IL
composed OF wearers OF the gray and of
the blue to convey the idea that all pas,
bitterness is buried again. Thanking you
on behalf of our members and the ladies
accompanying us, would add that 1t ii
cur intention to picnic in your neighbor
hood, aud that we would be Pleased &c
have yourself and family join u.s." Mr.
Davis IN his reply said: ''As your captain
has justly said, these things belong to th-
past do not seek to revive them beyond
pointing out that you fought for the right
and let your children remember thai
their fathers were neither rebels nor trai
tors ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Iha Animal M eetlnE.

The stockholders OF the wilmington
on 81 Leather Company held their annuai
meeting yesterday afternoon a. tne once
Of the treasurer, ii. q Conrad, Esq NO.
9l3 Market street. The reports OF Ae
officers showed that The company is IN u
lflou isbing conditions; over 2,oOo nsh were
taken during the seasot, anu the tannery
at Lord and Church streets, this city, is
kept busy filing orders Inc company
nroposs to greatly exteh hd their operations
curing the coming year, as tnere ls hc'
lonly a steady Increase N the demand loi
pOrpoise leather, but al lso ior the o,i ana
other products. James bciI was ie'
elected president Dr.. 8 l.. West, vice
!president; II G. Conrad, treasurer; D.
jackson. secretary aud John Wainwrigh'
superintendent.
| DIR. West will still have charge oil tn'
factory In this city, and Mr.. Wainwrigh
charge Of the fisheries pm the South Az
lantic coast. The boa I'd OF directors wa
increased from Ave 10 seven, and Tn
meeting, after a session OF nearly lou
thours, adjourned A. q O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Sensible Advice

Don't try TO create the impression
that you are q millionaire.
See that the way Is clear before you
attempt to cross the street.
Always go about as If you were on
business whether you are or not.
Don't run after street car. There
will be another ore along in time.
Don't patroniza the shop that keeps
man on the sidewalk to urge you.
Don't be afraid to say ''ao," and to
say it understandingly and decisively.
Look out for the young man who
wants 10 carry your gripsack for ten
cents.
Never expect to get something fol
nothing. 1t will be q dear purchast
in the end.
Move along on the sidewalk with
the procession, and don't try TO buck
against it.
When you are in doubt keer
Istraight ahead until you meet police
officer, and then ask him.
You don't need much money u
| visit dime museum. Leave wha'
you don't require at home.
Never hand the car conductor, boo
lblack, or newsboy IS bill and ex
pect him to make change.
Look ont for the fellow who want
L to "step inside" or around the corne
10 change your bill.
If you meet a friend or Acquaintance
don't stand and talk with him in tn,
middle of the sidewalk.
Have your name and address ant
the name and address of some frien,
lalways in your pocket.
Make memoranda of the street an,
number where you leave anything
that you expect 10 get again.
| Do not employ hack or cab un
lees its number is conspicuously dis
lpayed, and remember the number.
| DO not allow yourself 10 be dcceive
with the false notion that you ar
|sharper than the pickpockets.
| You needn't tell everybody yo
meet that you are from the country
lThey will find IL out easy enough.
| Before starting for any given plac
tascertain the most direct route, an
ithen follow it without asking qucs
ltions.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
An Interostiug Meeting.

Washington Con ,lsve, No. 2, Hepta-
sophs, or Seven Wise Men, had very
tnterestipg meeting lasteveutug at their
hall In the HArs noss Buiiding, Tenth
and Market streets. There was one
candidate initiated inso the mysteries OF
thu order, after which the officer elect,
whoss names have already been pub
lishod, were Installed into their respec
Mve positions. Therepor,s OF the finsn
ciAl scribe aud treasurer showed thai
tho Uohc,ave was In n very hourishipp
condison, and notW WishstsndinR tue fan'
that there has bsea fGneral ber"ii
paid and sick benefits given to sevsfs.
OF tho mem oers, there is still quite
nteo balance In bank. At the ciose oI
,he installation ceremonies speeches
were made BY Msssrs. Jackson, Pike
La Mott, Hall and others, after whioh
the grand Gffice>s were tso5ered coo
recap, zion St an ice cream ss ooD in tht
yiDlniky
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
n Just aout0u O.

Last Saturday night about 10 O'CLOCK
Patrick Copeley entered the residence
Of his wife ON East Ninth street. near
Lombard, and assaulted her with q
heavy lamp. He beat and bruised her
shAm siully, and as the lamp was
lighted 1t seems . wonder that 1t did
no, explode and set fire to the house.
FindinE that her screams were attract
ing sttsnuon he made his escape out We
back way 10 Taylor street, closely fol
lowed by Sergeants Cannon and Loper
and Officer Duffy, but In the confusion
ipc.dens to this departure OF the circus
from Ninth and LON bard streets man
aged TO make bis eecapa for the time
being. He was after wards arrested BY
Officer Duffy, and this morning had q
hearing before Judge Cnmmins In the
city oourt, when he WAS sentenced tc
pay . fine Of $25 and costa and he I'm
prisoned one month. On account OF hii
dissipsted habits Mrs. Copeley has beer
separated from him about three years
and has InA2s q living for herself apc
children By canvassing. This is not th'
first occasion that lie has visited he
bouss and beaten her.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Tho Board OF Health,

TIE Board OF Health met last even
ing and seized on q numDer of caaes Of
uuisances. Executive ofioer Curlet,
re ported that the u'sancs Oh the gov
ernment lot at Ninth and 6hiplay
streets would be absied tc day, as The
Csllector Of Customs, In whose charge
the lot has been placed, has employed
Daniel p. Hamilton to clean the wei
and remove the offensive liquid from
where the Lafay ette Hotel stables
formerly stood. Action In the
matter OF q fire deposit safe was
postponed until next week.
The executive officers reported hav
ing removed dead animals rs follow
Cats, rs; dogs, 81; rats, 81; goats, 4
chickens. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
THIRD EDITION.
Fa,.I Acc,dent Caussd by Fireuork ks

Fatal Accident Caused by Fireworks
During the display OF fireworks on
the Fourth OF July night at Chsster
Pa, o fatal accident occurred by which
Miss Helen Van kiper, OF Upland, met
a horrible death, and one or two oshers
were severely injured. W. L. Bagshaw.
an experieL ced pyrote ohpist, OF TIA,
CITY, had charge of the display, and 70
susrd ecainst accident and danger, the
Syro,ecnnics were taken to ths middle
OF a lot away from where the display
vas 10 take place. Among the many
spectators was the usual small boy, who
carried in several instances pockss
lined ith d. crackers, and every nov
and then they would explode them In
the ar. Little did they dIssm OF the
terrible accident that was soon to occur
through their recklsssness. The display
was successfully begun at the appointed
time, and expressions OF daltght were
heard on oil sides 40 the rockets shot
heaven ward and burst into shower OF
brilliant meteors.
Suddenly there was bright flash,
two immense rockets shot skywArds,
while q third few towards the ground
In a southwestern direction, and almost
Immediately Afterwards there WAS an
explosion which filled the air with bril-
liant stars and beautiful colors. The
large asse N blage OF spectators did no,
know for o minute or more but " hal
rhis was part OF the program, when
the word passed from one TO the othel
that there had been an explosion caused
by some reck less youth throwing Q
lighted cracker into the wagon contain
ing the fireworks.
Mise Van Ripper was sitting on th'
bank over fifty yards from the scene
surrounded by many people. JOSEPH
Garrett, o young mHn residing In Ches
ter, was standing mp few feet In FROM
Of her. When the explosion occurred o
rocket shot along the ground, passed
between the legs OF young 0arreti ano
penetrated the throat and cheek OF NJ 's'
Van Riper, where IL remained burning
away the life blood OF the unfortunate
victim. With shr!ek she iel ovsl
upon she yroupd, while the horrihed
spectators scattered In aiaim, lew
going to her assistance.
Miss Wan Riper was carried scross I'M
field to a residence on Seventh street
where on the floor of the pIszzs sns re
cei7ed every possible stssnrion from Dr
d. w. Jefferis, who was on the ground
TIE rocket stick remained prosrudini
through the cheek of the young womal
until taken out by the physician. 4
large vein was severed, the wipdpip
cut, potticn ii the upper , tori
away, and 3 large. gaping wound mad
ir her throat DR.. Jefferts prolorge'
her life by holding the severed vein,s
thus preventing nsr from bleeding b
death. 1t was shocking sight, an,
after suffering until nearly IL o'clool
the expired, aud Coroner Fnlrl.mo va
Doti 3ed.
Seyersl Others vera slightly Injured
Mrs Chalfsnt received a severe cut oil
the forehead, aud was cared for by Mr.
Creighton and his wife. Lydle Chris
tie, O yorrg girl, WIS slightly burns'
and her cothes were tet on tire, bu
they werc torn from her apd ber lif
perhaps saved. A lad named Wilso
was aso injured, ard u man who's
aane oou not be learned 1as slight
iDiurtd.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Martin mtller's Loee.

The dwelling house belonging to Mr.
Martin Miller, Brandywine Hundred,
burned on the Fourth OF July, was 81
feet long instead Of 80, az inadvertently y
stated yesterday. Mr.. Miller's loss u
about 81 600 over and above the 81 ,tpo
for which the house was insured. All
the content. Of the house saved would
not be worth S25 The stone walls arc
badly cracked, and carnot be made
avallao'e for new house, and every
thing will be clear ed away and hand
some new frame will probably be
erected. Mr. Miller 10 IS years OF sSe
and is very much attached to bis hoins'
stead, aad nobody will work harder
than be In the building OF new house.
No definite cause toI the fire has ye,
come 70 ltsht.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Propot Cd I.trrenti0n Park.

Since the dntnorssr@siop OF last Mon
day and Monday evening 81 Tenth spt
Loabard ssy.ete, a sirnns feeling hs'
sprans up In favor Of leasing th'
Rrounda from tho owner, ars Eller
Bush, for tho purpose OF establ'ehing 1
uermapent ,taietlo park Several in
flusnt.al n't'zsDs. irc.uhing Hon. c. p
Loro, Il MAIDS Eeq md Councilman
Norton, IL 10 satj, favor ths movemsu
and vii, subscribe libors,ly towards Il
Ii is proposed - senoe IL ,n,ard W eren
n club horss In tha enclosure. and tb'
Warren Atsletic Club, 1, is said, Ia u
OCCUPY portion Of the ground, ant
that they will acospt the ofier.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
- Il
Dl Ell.
UI ED.
AIEEH.-In In Lhis civ on tho An ins

Nj c ATEER.-ln this ei,y. on tho 4,h inst.
MARY NcAteer.
keattyes and frieuds OF the family arc TO.
specially inyi ed 10 attend her funeral from
ner Inte residence, slS Adams street, on
Thrrsdsy morning at O'CLOCK. High mass
at 81 Paul's church. lntermeat at Row
Oath edral cemetery.
BROM wrLl,-Dn July 0, 1897, William N.
Bromweli, infant son Of L. Z. and Ida
BroinWeil, aged months, weeks and
day.
Funeral from their residence. No. scs West
Third street. on Ihura3ay afternoon at
O'Clock. lnteIment at Eiveryiew Cemetery. q
PEACE-On July s. 1887 W Willis Quinn. sen
OF Harry y. and kebseoa NJ Peace, aged
months Gnd IS days.
Reiativce and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend his funeral from the resi-
dence Of his parents. No. lo2s u screet, South
Wilmington, on Thursday afternoon st
% clock.
The little cribs now empty,
The little clothoe laid by;
A mO'hpr's hope, q fathers JOY,
In deaths cold arm doth lie.
90, little pilgrim, TO thy home
On yOnder Dlissful shore;
We miss thea here, bat soon will CONT
Hhero thou hast gono before.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
bee HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.
MIDSUMMER bARGAIHS.

Fully realizing the fact
that it is better to sell hot
weather goods now, even at
a fearful cut in price, than
carry over to another season,
we will commence this morn.
ing, July 9th, to offer un-
|paralleled bargains in every
department, of everything
pertaining to midsummer
goods Some halt, some two,
thirds, some three quarters
iprices. Must make all go.
This is your time to buy
iand ours to lose, but 1t mat
tiers not, if we reduce our
.Ilarge stock. Rrad and profit
;by our suggestions while 50
lis worth $3.
/ Among the goods at cut
lprioes you will find our at
Itractiye line of Parasols and
1 Sun Umbrellas, six-thread
.ipure Silk Gloves, cord.back,
at 4oc. on the dollar; Llsle
Thread Hose, half price;
Summer IIose and MittS;
Il Laees, .Swss, MuX, or Lace
I45 in. Flouncings half tc
4 three quarters price. Some
'ILace Caps at half; Batiste
! IeXtra vide, from Is down tc
Ioc., very fine goods. Lawns
. land India Linen and Core
+ Pique at big reductions
j Very fine sateens sold az
French, for 2Ic. per yard;
best French Imported at sc
land 37bc.
/ Summer Dress Goods a
lhalf. A few elegant En-
jbroidered Shoulder Scarf.
lleit, to go at three quarter'
sIpEice. Just what is wanted
Il'or evening wraps.
j If price is any inducemen
Iyou will keep us busy now
!: Russell, Mi;simer & Co,
Successors to r. L. Russell,
!, 1906 MARKET ST
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
SUMMER CLOTHING,

We have a large stock of the
goods, new and fresh. Beautiful
patterns in Seersuckers, Alpacas
and Silk, foreign and domestic
manufacture. But our large stock
of Mems Business Suits is what
we want you to see before you
buy. Novelties in Boys and
Children's Clothing, and the
prices cut. Cut right half in
two.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
htrusk WIN y Rotai|

Mrs. McAlsese the wiadl
Aleese, an omploys OF tasp-
Railroad Company, Ies!dili
Pine atreet, was among .bq
on tho Fourth OF Jlly pi7iia|
play of fireworks at .'tal
hard strsets Mrs McAlssss
ling, with u Joung lady irsill
1 vtreet, between Lombard
sire OTIS, when q rocket, sslRi|
/ inexperienced person, CAN
along, striking he: on Il,
her face, injuring and b.;il.1
serious manner,
| Fortunately It did NJ! 4
ifairly IN the face, or |; woa't
have killed her inslAatiy, "
moved to her hame, vtas
tended by DR.. KeabIes, aia
lfrst thsught that her Jaw "
(Her rigb. hand Is also se''islI
and the young lsdy who w
had her dress badly dauAl'
Aging sparks. ,,.,,.ll
II Ia s,a,ed that Mr. AoilH|
20 make q demand on 'a'
having the display 10 oahr X.
ages, and II II is not onpl,' R \
enter euit against the 'lE '
ting the display to Do i'''
perlenoed persons
It is supposed sha' 'asm y !.
struck Mrs. McAlesse 10 10y !,
injured Miss Hamilton, y VI
reported that o man lIs n
burned about their races an'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Funeral of Ex-Governor Ross.

The remains OF ex Governor WIN. H.
R1as we're uttered in st Luke's Epis-
copaI burYiug Groun9s az Stafford, last
Saturday afternoon. Tie services were
conducted by Rev. John l. Mckim OF
Geo.getown. The pail bearers were
DIR. Hugh Marin, M. W. Alien, Q. E.
Rust, VIM. e Rogers, WIN. # Robin
son snd VIM Gray. Among the prom
iuent men present wer3 Senator Ell
Saulgbusy, Chief Justice Comeays,
judges Gruoh.. and Paynter, Rerresen'
tative Pennington, ex Governor ssocklcy,
=. z. Robinson, Gsorge V. Massey
John w. Osusey, eK Georstary Of State
W. Fred Caussy, Co ouel George w
Green OF Baltimore, and VIM. L. Hesru
OF Wheeling. We.t Vir2!hiA.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
a brutal Assnult on q OH.

BALTIMORE July 5 Walter l. XII.
ton, hrst maze Of ths bark Rose Innss,
OF Portland, Me, was arrested to day
on the charge OF having last night com.
mitted feloDious assault ou Henrietta
q. Powell daughter OF Captain Powell
Of the schooner Mary, from Virginia,
aged l6l2 years. With the fathers per
missiou, the girl went TO Druid Hll
yesterday with the accused, and wber
they returned to Locust Point s'teI
night the outrage was perpetrated. Miss
Powell is said to be dangerously iDjur
ed, aud is now in the City Hospital for
Treatment. Kiiton was sent to all until
bis accuser is able to appear sgainst
him,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
A Warming.

Persons who are in the habit o.
thrusting their heads out Of the win
dows of railroad oars when anything
uu usual OCCURS, must overlook the dan
ger to which they subject themselves
A man named VIM. Oidt, residing II
Philadelphia, stuck hts head out OF
car window on the Penna. Schuylsil
Valley road, rear Reading, on Monday
when 10 came In contact wish refri9
orator car on the siding and the resul
was his speedy death. IN the preseLc'
OF his wife and little child.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Rocket ThrOukh HIS Foot.

Fillmore Sem, young 10 msrried man
residing In the rear OF Ne e0I Tatnall
street, was very severely injured on
Monday night At the Tenth and Lom-
bard streets deruonstra,ion by q rocket
stick coming down end foremost AMI
piercing his foot, going Learly through
1t, thou zh he had strong ehoe on. II
took u oouple OF msn to pull the rtick
out. lie was taken o the residence ol
bis mother. No. :O5 Est Fourth street,
whsre Dr.. Hertel was called in to At
tend to his Injuries. He is still confined
Ito The hon.e. and tho wound is very
psi.ful. but he was better this iere
nNnu.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
licod EiaId Of NOrn.

A correspondent who has travelled
through she State Of Pennsy lvAnia In
forms ua that the yield Of ccrn belong
Ing 20 Frederick Klair, rear Centre.
Vile, ia the finee. that passed
urd-r his HIS notice. 1t Ia coming cut
in tassel aud gives proniue OF o great
yield. II is not stated whether he sx'
tended his observations to 3 field on an
adjoining farm or contentd himself
with merely looking In one direction
In hts psrambuIations through tht
neis b borhood.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Coon smasnes Another Campaign Lilo.

NEW YORK, July 5.--Oharles E
Coon, ex-Assistaut Secretary OF th'
Tteatury, Is ct the Fifth Avenue Hotsl
having returned from Eogland, where
be went on an important financial mis-
zion. He says the reports that have
come TO America about Mr.. Blaine
being slighsed In English society ar
not true. Mr.. Blaine had more invits
tions than lie could possibly accept. Mr.
Coon said, and was having . very goot
time when Mr.. Coon left. He add
that Mr.. Blaine is In excellent health
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
No Mercy for Uolor,a Girls,

NBw YORK, July 5,-Justioe Cor
man, In the Jefferson Market Police
Court today, commi,tsd VinsroliA Van
Ran .lsar, q l6.year-old oolored girl, TO
the House OF Mercy, but the Sister Of
Mercy In charge refused to receive her
because che was colofed. She sent
uots to the Justice, In which she assert.
ed that the girl wss not proper oandi'
ists for ad mission, though she did not
state her reason for 30 deciding. The
matter will be Investigated.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
At the Dity Court.

Joseph Collins and Francis Gicker
were each fined 81 and ocs's for drank.
enncss at tais mornings session OF the
city court. John Mclaughlin was oed
| IS and costs for a similsr ofsnsf. Ed
ward PiersoD vas commttsd until Fri
day fov being drunk aud disorderiy.
Willism X. Powell aad Lewis Cox were
charged with the larceny OF Coz, from
Charles BoHers, but as Ii was shown
that Bowers gave them the coat to cell
the case Was dismissed. Powell was,
however, fined 81 and coats for dIusk'
enness.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
FIFTH Fifth ED|1l6I

Doo,
,oBs Rsv. :. II 4; s.nder,on and a.
weehg. sust TO pan
=, "A iew p'cnaturs Oea,,,.
snns Into the msrzst rv"Tae n"S N
ai..en cents a q4aris, GII Si \ I''sl4 .,.s
,,s ss' : !. John hilisap VII, '','' y
i.s .st . ,aa'3 Seots vacation in M ri, y. 4
twn WI. na,L; .enye ;Ao'day IN Can. .r,' " N
| The tirSt e!eYe1 o. Mo Vii, ,
the Quaker CITY Of P5Il,saeidaeC All Ss,ede'
ssme On lbe iqrnsr'. ls''plAl Ply.
monday OF last, and the bona s'na oi's !
The Martlnet;ls Bro,bsr '',s v
possession Of the late 1 , Rai,, Y
lCasino of Music, OF gonI,anl Ipaly v
VIII re lit the place and c,l. l:ii
twenty two artists. 'P'a =
4 Professor RItch!e hs, o,,, .
both, and the eaes,s =, ~. ~ Y
houss may expect The b S., y, !,
during the season. 'H' q
l. Industry Lodge, No ?,Ao,
Installed her lev c5rs,. - y.
after which rtfreshnep. VS.. y !
fArra & Lewis. ''''s
| Lafayette Lodge, No. 4 y
sili have q pn5ic install ,,a1 N
officers to morrow syspm, /, n
Building.
| Miss Marina a, Dsrara mJ
Gle ard Katie D'okipsD1 = ,s,' ~
patibg in . R.oriou, ,or,s
have returned home much IN,
H. u. o,uels e1alOitl0h Oh ri
Black will bs exhibited Il N
E Church, Third svt Drp,.
70 light. Go and tea, ,ls \
lsolutiou OF the race p,o5I:u,
l Mis- Mary Hamilton. a,I
iur, d 60 badly by he t.rIyl
,ocket st Teu,h and L.onbl1
Monday night, Is iupmIIp,
her arm Is very taly blu
,aoersted.
! Tho barge Alice, apah
SChrissy, belonging % t..y, n
X Bona, has been t.rr,tJI
hauled at the JarIscl i NJ,
.psny's yards, and TOOK lal.
Se!ectric line yestcilsy.
4 4 horse ATTACKED 10 4 s,'
idray at Davidsnn's ursa1
intO the curb at Tli,h ar4 81.
sbo1t Il O'Clock to-day I'D
y hat injured.
L william u. Foulk, cbsiis
!comnittse OIL public scdodI
al yertised for proposals s |
! aunex 20 that school. Tl.A
soeciacsti1ns can ba ss,u add
r. e, Carswe!l, architect lis|
next.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
StsbbFd In the Eye

SUNBURY, July 5.-SAnuel Drum
heller, D wealthy farmer, was stabbed
In the eye wish knife by George Wen.
rich in tho National Hotel in Sslins-
grove last night during au alteroHtion,
from the etiscs OF which ne will die.
W,nrich has just finished q ten years.
term In the penitentiary for killing DT.
Wsgonseller, Of the same place. lie
escaped last night after The stabbinG.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Another NLctIIn.

Albert Kesuss, q young man resid 'Dg
on Bennett street, above Seventh, wa'
struck In the face with rocket at the
display, Ninth and Lombard strsets, Oh
the plight CT ,he Fourth and seriously
injured. Up TO yesterday 1t was thought
that ore @. his eyes was burned out,
but his physicsans now have hopes OF
saving IL, although the sight will be
greatly impaired.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Funeral of X. IS. mcdonnell.

The rsna,us Of RQhert B. Mcdonnell
were cornittsd to tho grave last even.
ing abon, 3 o'olocf. The funeral wss
very largely n,terded. Rsv. Charlei
E. Murray OF & Andrews p. E
church cohd uc,ed lre funeral ceremony
and referred TO the terestad In terms ot
the erestert praI.a for what he had
done In the came Of moral reform. The
remains wore INTER- ii In the Whining
toa and Brandywinb csmetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Tho Water Commission

The Board of Water Com missioner'
held their regular meeting last evening
and transacted the usual routine busi
hess. The City Treasurer reported o
balance OF SEA, 1906 76 in the Union Ma
tional Bank to the credit OF the com
mission. Tho Chief Engineer was In
structed 10 ascertain the coat OF putting
an additional boiler at the city mil
pumping station.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
A COnPI.E .EIE CURE.

havs suffered a II nv life With Bkin dis
eases OF Glliarrnt kinis, and have never
found permsneni rsiie', until, by tho adv iot
OF a lady fTitn1, used your yslusbie Outi.
cuts Rene1iOs | geve thon thorough
trial, using Elk bottles OF the Outicura Re
solvent. TWO h"Xeg OF Cutlcup ard seven
cakes OF Cuticlra Soap, and tho result was
Just what | hai boom told a would De-a
com .ls,e care.
BELLE WADE, Richmond Va.
Reference, o.. W Laumer, Lruggist
hicE mono, Va.